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KR6, MP8, ON12, QL18, _?_ (A) TH24 (8) si26 (©) si24 Aer S26 find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or [y] 9 | 7 ‘olumn-wise, or os 2 [12] 4 On (D)9 3 [117] 105 6 WobG Reasoning Workbook-6 9. Select the term from the options which will continue the given series. LE, MF, OG, RH, 2? = (py vi (A) VJ (B) UI » (Cw) 10. Find the missing number, if same rule is followed in all the three figures. ws QO QO QP (8) 25 (23) Yin 0! (©) 37 (0) 28 SO Fo OD 11. Select a figure from the options which will continue the same series as established by the Problem Figures. Problem Figures CHONGHICIE “lO alo oD ©) : 12. Find the number which will continue the given number pattern. ANQaNe (A) 60 (By 63 (C) 58 (D) 65 13. Select the term from the options which will continue the given series. S19, P23, M28, J34,_?_ (A) Fat (8) Ga3 © Ga (0) F43 14, Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed eit wi eocie ae ither row-wise or [<5 (A) 5 (8) 4{?{6 (6 \(D) N21 26 15, Find the missing number which will complete the given series, 92, 90, 87, 82,75, 2 (A) 66 4864 (C) 62 (0) 68 16. Find the missing number, if same rule is followed in all the three figures. BYR (C) 56 (D) 73 17. Select a figure from the opt me series as established b) e i roblem Four Ptions which will continue the sa i li ee (A) 60 Series Completion and Inserting The Missing Character @) Problem Figures A DP OV a t + t L oO _ eo mo © OC @ aq A w+ | + ol + | ne) oO iO O}jm oO lo e = a (®)] + Oo 18. Find the missing number. (A) 47 (8) 49 (CQ) 45 (D) 52 [Link] a figure from the options which will continue the same series as established by the Problem Figures. Problem Figures . PRLPAIPKLBK) RK oh oR [Link] the missing letter, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or nlalc column-wise. lp|lsl? “vy LE PUSt? (QOD (D) U R U G [Link] a figure from the options which will continue the same series as established by the Problem Figures. Problem Figures o, ox | os SQ|4| S| e| = ox ~o ay tft (8) YS o| = (0)| «> 22. Find the missing number, if same rule is followed in all the three figures. (A) 20 5 3 4 1 2 3 (B) 22 (C) 24 45 21 ? (0) 27 12] 4 2 3 1 4 i Q WL] Reasoning Workbook-6 23. Which of the following options will complete the given letter series? DB, FE, HH, JK, 2. (A) LM. (B) KN (Cc) MM (D) LN 24. Find the missing letter, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or slays column-wise. 7 (at (8) H OG (0) J Ea Get 25. Find the missing number, if same rule is followed in all [3 6) [3 5 the three figures. (A) 64 (8) 400 a SI iit f| (©) 360 (0) 380 “4 SA 26. Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or 57-3 [ap column-wise. (A) (8) 8 OL ese ) 6 (D)7 33 | 12 | 18 27. Find the missing number which will complete the given series. 7,16, 34, 70, 2. (A) 156 (8) 142 ee “() 140 (D) 128 28. Find'the missing number, if same rule is followed in all the three figures. 3 (B) 6 40 24 36 4 Sali 4 5 “alle [\ 29. Find the missing number which will complete the given series, 8,17, 35,71, 2,287 i (A) 138 (8) 139 (©) 142 (Df 143 30. Find the missing number. (A) 33 (8)30 32 {D) 23 31. Select the term from the pee wh will continue the given series, (A) MF36 (8) tegg 7818. PL24, NI30, 2 a (0) LF38 32. Find the missing number, if same rule i 1) 84 is followed in all the three figures. (B) 96 5 ‘ (0) 48 7 [+] 7 of} (D) 69 6 a 19 Series Completion and Inserting The Missing Character 33. Find the missing number which will complete the given series. 18, 22, 30, 42, 2, (A) 52 (8) 56 (©) 58 (0) 68 [Link] the missing letter, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or [po] u column-wise. (ADR (8) Q PLetSs oT (2)P Nc}? [Link] of the following sets of letters will continue the given series? KTJ, MSK, ORL, QQM, _?_ (a) RPN (8) SPQ (Tom (D) SPN [Link] the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or 3-7-5} oy column-wise. (a) 12 6) teeta is (© 13 ) 14, 6} 5]? 37-Find the missing number which will complete the given series, 10, 20, 31,_? , 56,70 (a) 42 (8) 43 (Oe 44 (0) 45 38. Find the missing number, If same rule Is followed in all the three figures. (A) 5 (B) 3 O6 pra 9. Which of the following sets of letters will continue i given letter iat BCD, CEG, DG); _2_, FKP (A) ELR (Beem? 57 (© GMS (D) GNL 40. Find the missing number. (A) 4 IC) )7 (0)6 [Link] of the following sets of letters will continue the given letter series? EJO, FKP, GLQ, HMR, _?_ (A) ABC (8) DEF (c) MNO (0) INS [Link] the missing letter, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or 1 L umnwise (BI FI [7] ° 3 (D) K tim @_ WW] Reasoning Workbook-6 43. Find the missing number which will complete the given series. 12, 13, 28, 87,_?. (A) 290 (B) 344 Ty (C) 352 (D) 192 44. Find the missing number. ? (a) 94 66 6 (8) 90 a 1] (0 87 S312 (0) 89 45. Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise nleluiie or column-wise. 15} 10| 5 | 20 (A) 19 (B) 16 wlol7]2 (21 (0) 14 (SOF IMO 2023) 46. Which of the following options will complete the given series? 25K, 27N, 30Q, 34T, _?_, 45Z (8) 39X (©) 38W (0) 39V (A) 39W (SOF IMO 2023) 47. Which of the following options will complete the given series? C14, G16, K19, 023, $28, ? (A) V34 (8) w34 (©) x35 (D) w35 (SOF NSO 2023) [Link] the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or column-wise. 7 (12/9 [14 (a) 18 (8) 19 8 [16]10/17 9 16 (0) 20 75/13] 8 |? (SOF NSO 2023) 49. Find the missing number in the given number series, 3, 8, 18, 38, 78, ? (A) 150 (8) 158 (0) 140 a (SOF NCO 2023) 50. Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed either row-wise or column-wise. 7/33] 4 11[82] 7 Lol?}s (©) 40 (D) 50 (SOF NCO 2! ©©O (A) 75 (8) 38 asl 1. There is a certain relationship between the alphabets on either side of : : . Identify the relationship on the left of :: and find the missing term. KT:NW::SQ:_? (A) VU (B) UV @ vt (D) WU 2. Select the odd one out. (A) TQ (B) JG (@ 2x (D) VS 3. 7isto15as 11 isto : (A) 20 @® 23 (21 (D) 22 a Analogy and Classification (B) 4, Select a number which is different from the rest. (a) 54 (8) 21 (© 15 © 32 5. There is a certain relationship between figures (i) and (ii). Establish a similar relationship between figures (iii) and (iv) by selecting a suitable figure from the given options which will replace the (?) in figure (iv). A (i) ) oS @ (B) OlA a oO 6. Select a figure which is different from the rest. s xa oe aw ys 8) Je @ Os lof Jol . 7. There is a certain relationship between the left pair of the alphabets. Establish the same relationship in the right pair and find the missing term. RU: ST::_2_:NI (A) NJ (B) MJ (Q) OH (DB) UI 8. Select the odd one out. (A) 53 B49 (C) 13 (D) 23 9. There is a certain relationship between figures (i) and (ii). Establish a similar relationship between figures (iii) and (iv) by selecting a suitable figure from the options which will replace the (2) in figure (iv). Og GL @ i) qi) iv) ) ©) gy oO) A (ey & 10. Select the odd one out. (A) Vwy Pp JKN (C) DEG (0) NOQ 11. There is a certain relationship between the terms on the either side of: :. Identify the relationship on the left side and find the missing term. AFHO : GBDM :: CHFM : _? (A) GBLD (8) GBJO (©) BOL (0) IoBk Q _ WHE Reasoning workbook-6 12. Select the odd one out. (A) 842 (B) 293 (@ 463 (D) 356 13. TRis related to US in the same way as NS is related to * (a) OR (8) MT @ or (D) MR 14, Select a figure which is different from the rest. ol S| 8) A @|[> o} 7 15. There is a certain relationship between figures (i) and (ii). Establish a similar relationship between figures (ii) and (iv) by selecting a suitable figure from the given options which will replace the (2) in figure (ii). oO |v goof) Al 8 A (i) (i) (iii) (iv) A 0 @ 6) © 2 0) Ne A Q A 16. Select the odd one out. (A) IK (8) HJ @vt (2) uw 17. There is a certain relationship between the numbers on the left pair, Establish the similat relationship in the right pair and find the missing number. 34:7::53_2. (A) 7 (B) 5 (3 (D) 8 18, Select the odd one out. ! (A) RTW (B) KMP (C) ACE (D) QSV [Link] is related to Al in the same way as MD is related to (A) KA (8) KB (JB (Dy 20. Select a figure which is different from the rest. (eRe) AA W\50 2 (8) ae © So8 coe a0 Ad SS op? 5 Aa A 2S0 ooo 21.7 is to 56 a5 9is to . (A) 100 (B) 81 (C) 110 (D) 90 22. Select the odd one out, (A) (17, 36) (B) (11, 22) (©) (19, 38) (0) (7, 14) ‘Analogy and Classification 23. There is a certain relationship between the left pair of the alphabets. Establish the similar relationship in the right pair and find the missing term. B:F:: 2:1 (HE (B) ¢ (QD (D) N 24. Select the odd one out. (A) 81 (8) 36 (CQ) 47 (D) 16 25. There is a certain relationship between the pair of figures on the either side of :: . Identify the relationship of the left pair and find the missing figure. BIEL Ft Q | oO Q | [Link] is a certain relationship between the terms on the either side of : : . Identify the relationship in the left pair and find the missing term. TMF : VNH : : KVS :? (A) MWT (8) LWT (C) MxXU (0) MwU (SOF IMO 2023) 27. Select the odd one out. (A) SVX (B) JMO. (QC) HKM (D) EGJ (SOF IMO 2023) Identify 28. There is a certain relationship between the pairs of numbers on the either side of the relationship between the given pair of numbers and find the missing number. 7:37::8:7 (A) 40 (B) 42 (Cc) 47 (D) 44 (SOF NSO 2023) 29. Select the odd one out. (A) ACE (6) KMQ (c) GIL (OL FRU (SOF NCO 2023) 30, There is a certain relationship between the pair of numbers on either side of =, Identify the relationship on the left pair and find the missing number. 25 :675::30:? (A) 960 (B) 850 (©) 930 (0) 900 (SOF NCO 2023) ©O© Coding-Decoding @) IFdog'is called ‘lion; ion’is called ‘tiger; tiger’ is called ‘cat’ and ‘cat’ is called ‘cow’ then king of the jungle is (A) lion ® tiger (C) dog (D) cat 2. Ina certain code language, ‘GUAVA is written as ‘FTZUZ’. How will’MANGO’ be written in the same language? (A) LZMFN (B) LYMFN *~ (©) NZMEN (D) NYNFM 3. If BAT = 23 and TAP = 37, then SAD = (A) 22 (B) 18 (©) 24 (D) 26 . Ina certain code language, ‘BRIGHT ‘is written as‘ASHHGU; then how will‘RETURN’ be written in that code language? (A) SFUVSO (B) SDUTSM (C) QFSvQO (0) sDUVQO, 5. If the code for TRANSLATE is ETALSNART, then what will the code of EDUCATION? (A) NOITADCUE (B) NOITCUEDM (C) MNITACUED (D) NOITACUDE 6. If'rat' is called 'frog}, ‘frog’ is called ‘ostrich; ‘ostrich is called ‘elephant’ and ‘elephant is called ‘ant, then is a bird. (A) ostrich (B) frog (©) elephant (D) ant 7. Inacertain code language, ‘CLOCK’ is written as‘@15@x' and’KITE’is written as'x6#=" How will ‘TICK’ be written in that code language? (A) #6x% (B) x6#% (© #6@x (D) #=6% 8. If'RIGHT’is coded as ‘1897820, then ‘WRONG’ is coded as ; (A) 221815137 (B) 231815147 (© 231715146 (D) 221815136 9. In a certain code language, ‘TABLE! is written as ‘VCDNG’ . How will ‘PRICE’ be written in the same language? (A) RTKEG (B) RTKFG (C) STKFE (0) STKEE 10. If snake’ is called ‘blue’ ‘blue’ is called ‘green; ‘green is called ‘ted’ and ‘red’ is called ‘yellow; then what is the colour of grass? (A) green (B) yellow (C) blue (0) red 11. In a certain code language, ‘CARE’ is written as‘2578' and ‘HAIR’ is written as'1597: How will ‘RICE’ be written in the same language? (A) 7925 (8) 8972 (C) 7928 (0) 8975 12. fearth’is called’sky;’sky’Is called ‘tree’ and ‘tree’ Is called ‘wall; then on which of the following a fruit Weak (B) sky (C) wall (0) tree @ WE Reasoning Workbook-6 13. If ‘door’ is called ‘spoon; ‘spoon’ is called ‘window; ‘window’ is called ‘rose’ and ‘rose’ is called ‘banana, then what is used to eat food? (A) spoon (B) window (C) rose (D) door 14. Ina certain code language, ‘NATURAL is written as‘'UBOUMBS: How will'PROBLEM’ be written in that code language? (A) QSPBMFN (B) QSPBNFM (©) PSQBNEM (D) PSQBMFN 15. f LIGHT’ is coded as ‘OLJKW; then ‘HEAVY’ is coded as ; (A) KHDYB (8) KHDYA (©) JHDYB (D) DHEYA 16. |f'tiger’is called’cow’, ‘cow's called ‘lion’, lion’ is called’elephant’ and’elephant ‘is called deer, then gives us milk. (A) cow (8) lion (C) tiger (D) elephant 17. Ina certain code language, ‘SEARCH is written as‘AESHCR’ . How will ’BRINGE’ be written in the same language? (A) IBRENG (B) IRBNGF (C) BRIEGN (D) IRBEGN 18. If ‘pen’ is called ‘eraser; ‘eraser’ is called ‘sharpener, ‘sharpener’ is called ‘paper clip’ and ‘paper clip’ is called ‘calculator; then is used to write. (A) pen (B) sharpner (©) eraser (D) paper clip 19. In a certain code language, ‘CREATE’ is written as ‘529439’ and ‘LAZY’ is written as’1476. How will ‘CRAZY’ be written in that code language? (A) 52376 (8) 52476 (© 24367 (0) 24175 20. If STRANGER 'is coded as‘TSARGNRE; then ‘EQUATION’ is coded as . (A) QEAUTION (8) EQAUITNO. (©) QEAUITNO (0) EQUAITON 21. If BAG = 14 and CAT = 60, then TEA = A (A) 80 (8) 100 (©) 120 (0) 60 22. If flower'is called ’kitchen, kitchen’is called chair! ‘window’ then where do we cook food? (A) flower (8) chair (C) kitchen (0) window hair’is called ‘mango’ and‘mango’is called 23. Ina certain code language, ‘CENTRE’ is written as'x@=6+@'and’RADIUS’ How will (NATURE’ be written in that code language? (A) 768+ (B) =76+@% (C) 76&%@= (0) =768+@ 24. In a certain code language, ENGLISH is written as FMHKJRI, How will OCTOBER be written in that code language? (A) PBUNCDS (B) PBUCNSD (C) BPUNCSD (D) PBUCNDS is written as'+7%98#* Coding-Decoding @) 25. If'pencil’is called ‘book; ‘book’ is called ‘pen; ‘pen’is called ‘tape, ‘tape is called ‘chalk’ and ‘chalk’ is called ‘calculator’ then what is used to read? (A) pen (B) book (©) chalk 26. Some letters are coded as follows: (D) pencil Letters |E|G|C|N|1|T|S|P Codes S| @}sl{+]3]*l{# Which of the following word is coded as *@+5$@5? (A) SCEPTIC (B) SCIENCE (©) GENETIC (D) SEEPING (SOF IMO 2023) 27.1n a certain code language, if BHOPAL is written as HBPOLA, then how will PUNJAB be written in the same code language? (A) NUPBAJ (B) UPJBAN (CQ) UPJNBA (D) NPUJBA (SOF IMO 2023) 28. In a certain code language, NATION is written as LCRKMP. How will SECTOR be written in the same code language? (A) UGEVOT (B) QBAVMT (©) QGAVMT (D) UMAVNT (SOF NSO 2023) [Link] a certain code language, if FOREIGN is written as SPGFOH4J, then how will GLIMPSE be written in the same code language? (A) JMHNFTQ (B) HMJNOTE (©) EGILMPS (D) LGMISPE (SOF NCO 2023) [Link] a certain code language, if RESUME is written as 7@5?3@ and FORMULA is written as 8#73762, then how will FAMOUS be written in the same code language? (A) 873785 (B) 823#?5 (C) 732@#5 (D) 823@75 (SOF NCO 2023) ©©O Blood Relations @) 1, Amar and Samar are brothers. Samar is the father of Chandan. Chandan is the brother of Kamini and Kamini is the wife of Manish. How is Manish related to Samar? (A) Brother-in-law — (B) Son-in-law (C) Father-in-law (D) Son 2. Introducing Mayank to guests, Rohan says, "His father is the brother of my mother.” How is Mayank related to Rohan's mother? (A) Niece (8) Aunt (C) Nephew (D) Uncle 3. Ais the brother of B. B is the daughter of C. Cis the son of D and D is the husband of E. How is Erelated B? (A) Grandson (B) Son (C) Mother (D) Grandmother 4. Pointing to a man ina photograph, Mohan said, "He is the father of my wife's brother” How is Mohan related to the man in the photograph? (A) Son-in-law (8) Father-in-law — (C) Nephew (0) Son 5. Introducing a man, a woman says, "His wife is the only daughter of my father.” How is the man related to the woman? (A) Brother (B) Father-in-law (C) Brother-in-law (D) Husband 6. Vivek is the father of Rohini, Rohini is the mother of Rajat, Rajat is the brother of Rakesh and Rakesh is the son of Rajesh. How is Rajesh related to Rohini? (A) Son (B) Husband (C) Brother (D) Father 7. Introducing Jitesh, Mohit says, "His wife is the only daughter of my father” Howis Jitesh related to Mohit? (A) Brother (B) Cousin (C) Father-in-law (D) Brother-in-law 8. Aand Bare sisters, C and D are brothers and C is the father of B. How is D related to A? (A) Niece (B) Father (C) Uncle (D) Brother 9. Pointing to the photograph of a man, Amit said, "He is the only son of my grandfather's wife” How is the man in the photograph related to Amit? (A) Son (8) Father (©) Grandson (0) Cousin 10. Pis the sister of Q, Qis the son of R, Ris the daughter of S and Sis the father of T. If Tis a male, then how isT related to Q? (A) Father (B) Maternal uncle (C) Brother (D) Cousin 11. Pointing to a girl in the photograph, Amar said, “Her father is the only son of my mother's father” How is the girl's father related to Amar? (A) Father (B) Son (C) Maternal uncle — (D) Grandfather 12. Jyoti is the daughter of Deepak, Mohan is the son of Deepak, Kritika is the daughter of Mohan and Dinesh is the husband of Kritika. How is Dinesh related to Mohan? (A) Father-in-law —(B) Son (C) Nephew (0) Son-in-law ® WobGS Reasoning Workbook-6 [Link] to a boy ina picture , R said, "He is the only son of my mother.” How is R related to the boy in the picture? (A) Brother (B) Sister (C) Cousin (D) Aunt 14. Ais the father of B, B is the daughter of C, Cis the sister of D and D is the son of E. How is D related to B? (A) Paternal uncle (B) Nephew (C) Niece AD) Maternal uncle [Link] to the photograph of a woman, Arjun said, "She is the mother of my wife" How is Arjun related to that woman? (A) Son-in-law (8) Brother-in-law — (C) Mother-in-law —(D) Son 16. Pointing to a lady, Abhinav said, "She is the mother of my father's sister” How is that lady related to Abhinav? ‘ (A) Aunt (8) Mother +(©) Grandmother (D) Daughter 17. Introducing Virat, Danish said, "His son is the husband of my only sister.” How is Virat related to Danish's sister? (A) Husband (B) Daughter-in-law (C) Father +(D) Father-in-law 18. Ais the father of B, Bis the mother of C, Cis the brother of D and D is the sister of E. How is A related to D? (A) Granddaughter + (8) Maternal grandfather (C) Father-in-law (D) Brother 19. Ajay is the brother of Ritvik, who is the father of Priyanka. If Priyanka is the sister of Kamal then how is Priyanka related to Ajay? a(A) Niece (B) Nephew (©) Uncle (0) Sister 20. Pointing towards Rohit, Mohit said, "He is the father-in-law of my wife", How is Rohit related to Mohit? (A) Uncle (B) Son (©) Father (D) Nephew 21. Looking at a woman sitting next to him, Amit said,"Sheis the sister of the husband of my Wife” How is the woman related to Amit? (A) Niece (8) Daughter .(C) Sister (0) wife 22. Pointing to a man, Vikas said, "He is the son of my mother's father" How is that boy related to Vikas's mother? : (A) Brother (8) Cousin (© Father (0) Brotherin-4aw 23. Shubham is the husband of Sheetal, Sheetal is ister of l th if eth f ter Mahesh, How is Ritika related to Shubham? rir ekki irks atte (A) Sister-in-law (B) Sister ¥(C) Mother‘initaw’ (D) Aunt Blood Relations @B) 24. Pointing to a gentleman, Manoj said, "His father is the only son of my father” How is the gentleman related to Mano}'s father? (A) Grandson (8) Grandfather (C) Son (0) Father 25. Lis the wife of M. M is the father of N and P,P is the wife of Q. If N is the husband of R, then how is Q related to N? (A) Brother 48) Brother-in-law — (C) Cousin (D) Father 26. Pointing to a girl in the photograph, Arun said, “She is the granddaughter of the elder brother of my father.” How is that girl related to Arun? (A) Sister (B) Cousin (C) Niece (D) Mother — 27. Lis the mother of P. P is the brother of E and R is the sister of E. How is L related to R? (A) Aunt (B) Sister (QC) Grandmother —_.(D) Mother (SOF IMO 2023) 28. Pointing toa person, Rekha sald,“He is the father of my daughter's brother How is that person related to Rekha? (A) Father (B) Uncle (C) Brother «(D) Husband (SOF IMO 2023) 29. Shruti is the daughter of Lalit, who is the son of Raj. Nidhi is the sister of Shruti. How is Nidhi related to Raj? +(A) Granddaughter (B) Mother (C) Niece (D) Daughter (SOF NSO 2023) 30. Kirti said to Amit, “The daughter of your only sister is the sister of my husband.” How is Amit’s sister related to Kirti? (A) Aunt (8) Mother (Q) Sister-inlaw ——(D) Mother-in-law (SOF NCO 2023) ©©8 1. Jatin is facing towards South-East. He turns 90° in anti-clockwise direction and then 135° in the clockwise direction. In which direction is he facing now? (A) East (B) South-West (©) South (0) North-East 2. If North-East becomes North-West, East becomes North and so on, then what will West becomes? (A) North (B) South (C) South-West (D) North-West 3. Sunil walks 15 m towards North. Then he turns left and walks 10 m. Again he turns left and walks 15 m. Then he turns right and walks 20 m. How far is he now from the starting point? (A) 20 m (8) 10m (© 30m (D) 15m 4. Karunais facing West. She turns 45° clockwise and then again turns 135° anti-clockwise. Finally she turns 180° clockwise. In which direction is she facing now? (A) North-West (8) North-East (©) East (D) North 5. Anjali walked 10 m towards South. Then she turned left and walked 5 m. Again, she turned left and walked 30 m. Then finally she turned left and walked 5 m. How far is she now from the starting point? (A) 10m (B) 20 m (30m (D) 15m If East becomes North-East, North-East becomes North and so on, then what will 8 South-West becomes? (A) West (B) South-East (@) South (D) East ® WOE Reasoning Workbook-6 7. Manoj starts walking towards South. After walking 6 m, he took a left turn. Again after walking 12m, he took a right turn. Finally, after walking 5 m, he took a left turn. Which direction is he facing now? (A) West (8) East (C) North-East (D) South-West B.A itl is facing South. She turns 180° in clockwise direction and then 45° in anti-clockwise direction. Which direction is she facing now? (A) North-East (8) North (© West (B) North-West 9. Preeti walks 8 metres towards North. Then she turns right and walks 12 metres. Again she tums right and walks 8 metres. Then she turns right and walks 26 metres. How far is she now from the starting point? (A) 26 metres (B) 12 metres (©) 14 metres (D) 8 metres 10. Vihaan walked 15 metres towards West, took a left turn and walked 10 metres. Then he tooka right turn and walks 15 metres. In which direction is he now from the starting point? (A) South-West (8) North-East (©) West (D) North 11. Sonali drove her car 20 km Northwards. Then she turned left and drove for 30 km. She then turned left again and drove another 20 km. She again turned left and drove her car 45 km. How far will she be now from the initial position? (A) 10 km (8) 20 km (@ 15 km (0) 25 km 12. If West becomes North-East, North-West becomes East and so on, then what will East becomes? (A) South-West (B) North-West (© South (0) South-East 13. Archana is facing South-East. She turns 135° in the clockwise direction and then 45° in the anti-clockwise direction. Which direction is she facing now? (A) North-West (8) North-East (© South (©) South-West 14, Pooja walks 4 m towards East. Then she turns right and walks 7 m, Again she turns left and walks 11m, Then she turns left and walks 7 m, Then she finally turns right and walks 5 How far is she now from the starting point? (A) 15m (e) 20m (16m ene 15, Pravin walked 30 metres towards East, took a right turn and walked 20 metres, again took? right turn and walked 30 metres. How faris he now frombhis starting potnt? 1A) 30 metres (B) 80 metres (C) 50 metres oO 20 metres 16, Ka uk fs facing South-West, He turns 90° clockwise and then turns 45° anti-clockwise. FiNa!Y he turns 180" clockwise, In which direction is he facing now? (A) West (b) North-East (©) South-West (0) East ~~ Gunatammeenniainieeataes Direction Sense Test €) 17. Navyais facing towards South-West and turns through 45° clockwise, then 135° anti-clockwise and finally 45° anti-clockwise. In which direction is she facing now? (A) North (8) East (C) South-East (D) North-East [Link] started walking towards West. After walking 10 metres, he took a right turn. After walking 15 metres, he took a left turn and again after walking 8 metres, he took a right turn. In which direction is he facing now? (A) North (B) South (C) East (D) West 19. Amar walked 20 m towards West. Then he turned left and walked 17 m. Again, he turned left and walked 20 m. Then he turned right and walked 22 m. How far and in which direction is he now from the starting point? (A) 22 m, South (B) 39 m, South (C) 39 m, North (D) 22 m, North 20. Monika is facing towards South-East. She turns 225° in the clockwise direction and then 135° in the anti-clockwise direction. In which direction is she facing now? (A) South (8) South-West (C) West (0) North-West 21. If South-West becomes North-East, West becomes East and so on, then what will South-East becomes? (A) West (B) North (@ North-West (D) North-East 22. Pawan walked 8 metres towards South, took a left turn and walked 6 metres, again took a right turn and walked 5 metres, took a left turn and walked 4 metres, again took a left turn and walked 13 metres. How far is he now from the starting point? (A) 6 metres (B) 10 metres (©) 4 metres (D) 8 metres 23. Mohan started walking straight facing West. After walking a distance of 16 m, he took a left turn. After walking 12 m, he took a left turn and cover 8 m distance. Now, he took a right turn. Which direction is he facing now? (A) North (B) South-West (© North-East (®) South 24. Kamal is facing towards South-West. He turns 135° clockwise and then 225° anti-clockwise. In which direction is he facing now? (A) South-West (B) West (C) North-East (2) South-East 25. Rohit walks 5 m towards East. Then he turns right and walks 14 m, Again, he turns left and walks 7 [Link] he turns left and walks 14 m. Finally, he turns left and walks 3 m. How far is he now from the starting point? (A) 5m (8) 9m (4m (D) 7m 26. if North-West becomes North-East, North becomes East and so on, then what will be South- West becomes? (4) North-West (B) South-East (C) East (D) West EW] Reasoning Workbook-6 27. Nikhil walks 30 m towards West. Then he turns left and walks 40 m. He again turns left and walks 30 m. Finally, he turns left and walks 10 m. Which direction is he facing now? (A) South (B) North-East (€) North (D) East (SOF IMO 2023) 28. Aryan is facing towards North-East. He turns 135° clockwise and then 270° anti-clockwise. In which direction is he facing now? (A) North-West (B) West (© South (D) South-West (SOF IMO 2023) 29. In a garden, Maya runs 50 m towards West. She then turns left and runs 20 m and then turns left again and runs 100 m. Finally, she turns left and runs 20 m. How far is she now from the starting point? (A) 60m (8) 40m © Som (0) 30m (SOF NSO 2023) 30. Sakshi walked 50 m towards South, took a left turn and walked 30 m. She, then took a right turn and walked 15 m. She again took a right turn and w falked 30 m, i the starting point? m. How far is she now from (A) 60m (8) 65m (C) 70m (D) 30 m (SOF NCO 2023) SOO @Q web] Reasoning Workbook-6 1. Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, "Artists, SO and Men"? "50 “0 ® ©) © ° 2. Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, "Monkeys, Cows and Crows"? aQDO o(& oO) QO 3. In the given Venn diagram, which of the following letters represents the male who are educated and married? (8) Married: A Male: (2 (A) g -(B) f (Ob (De 4, Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, "Erase" Sharpeners and Stationery items"? A) ©9 ®) ©) O «o Qo © Om) 5. Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, "Television® Electronic items and Chairs"? “@*©o Dances 8 4 School students — 10. +A8 (B) 4 wo6 (D)5 (SOF IMO 2023) 29. Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, "Animals, Cars and Dogs"? cy oy +(8) Ojo oD 0) 69 (SOF NSO 2023) 30. Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst, “Politicians, Poets and Males”? "DQ? #®H j O oN {SOF NCO 2023) ann (A)

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